Updates to CMS' training videos
MDS 3.0 Update, November 29, 2010
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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) recently added training videos on MDS 3.0 sections J, X, and Z to their growing library of online resources. Currently, the following videos can be found on the CMS website as well as the CMS page on YouTube:
- Video for Interviewing Vulnerable Elders
- Gold Standard Nurses
- Section A
- Sections B/C
- Section C: Staff Assessment for Mental Status and Delirium
- Section D
- Section E
- Section F/H
- Section G
- Section K
- Sections I/N/L
- Section J
- Section L
- Section P
- Section X/Z
CMS will be posting the remaining MDS 3.0 training videos as they are completed.
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